Colors yellow, orange, and red flutter down, Spinning, spinning, raining under branches that were once their homes. Forgetting the bare, dark skeletons of the tree tops above, Swaying, swaying, creating deep, crunchy, leafy graveyards, Leaving their beautiful mark on the ground. In their quiet death the world discovers their lives. The soft breath of the […]
On April 15th, 1912, one catastrophic event occurred that changed the lives of thousands of people forever. The RMS Titanic, a steam cruiser which boasted to be unsinkable, sank into the freezing cold Atlantic ocean, taking the lives of many innocent passengers. One hundred years later, the Franklin Institute is honoring those victims with an
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Powder Puff is a sport that is being re-charged after a bad season last year. The girls’ flag football team here at Eastern had many miscommunications that president and head coach for the E.G. Griffins, Michael Montgomery, would like to change. He was shocked when he found out that no one had requested for PowderPuff
PowderPuff Pushes Past Problems Read Post »
As I write this, I am watching several of my peers log onto their Eastern accounts, coffee in hand and twitching with anticipation for their class registration sign-up to begin. Their eyes glazed over as they hit Refresh, waiting for the opportunity to snag the last seats for their next semester’s classes. Luckily for me,
Shopping malls go through a variety of changes. New stores are added while old ones disappear. Sometimes stores simply change location or get updated. However, these changes can be positive. That’s the case with the Forever 21 in the King of Prussia mall. As you may have heard or noticed, Forever 21 has relocated to
K.O.P mall’s Forever 21 revamped Read Post »
As I stand on the line shaking with nerves, I repeatedly tell myself that I’ll be strong and push myself as hard as possible. But as soon as the gun goes off a battle begins inside my head, it goes something like this: “This hurts, why bother?” “It is going to hurt if you are
Inside the Mind of a Runner Read Post »
How effective is political discourse?
The Issue: Talking Politics Read Post »
Who are we? Who are we to each other? Our society has reached a point where it is necessary to ask such questions and re-evaluate what it means to be a participant of a community. This is especially true in light of several relatively recent tragedies, such as the Trayvon Martin shooting, the Penn State
It’s Our Town’s time to shine Read Post »
Have you ever been stressed because you felt like you weren’t “doing enough” for God? Have you ever wondered if God was disappointed in you because you weren’t reading your Bible enough, or praying as much as you should be? As Christians, feeling like we aren’t “being good enough” for God is a concept many
Rest in God’s Love Read Post »
65 percent of American women and girls report disordered eating behaviors. This is the world we live in. It is so broken that women are degraded and conditioned to hate themselves and want to change themselves. And it’s not just women – it’s young girls. In the media, women are portrayed in negative manners. Consumer
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